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Harrison Ford Narrates Documentary About Aviation Just Weeks After Plane Crash
Harrison Ford is still on the mend after his horrifying plane crash on March 7 that left him with a broken pelvis and ankle — but that hasn't changed his love of flying!
In fact, the 'Star Wars' actor, 72, is said to be providing the narration for an upcoming documentary about aviation, 'Living in the Age of Airplanes.'
The documentary is set to hit theaters in IMAX on April 10, just one month after the star's near death experience.
But despite the serious injuries Harrison suffered from the accident, it's been reported that he will make a full recovery with no permanent damage — after he undergoes a significant amount of rehab and physical therapy.
Check out the trailer for the film below:
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